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• Support for learners in the Community Literacy
Program (CLP)
The CLP forms part of the Skilling Queenslanders for
Work initiative and specifically provides funding to
eligible organisations to assist people with low LLN
skills levels.
The CLP helps disadvantaged jobseekers develop
and improve their LLN skills so that they may find
work, remain in work, enrol in further education and
training, or participate more fully in the workforce.
Resources
Resources: LLN programs. For
further information, access
the Community Literacy Program
website.
Assistance is provided in a community environment
that supports the needs of adult learners through a
range of strategies.
The relationships in each community employment
and training program under CLP will be unique. Each
partnership must collaboratively work out the best
way to meet the client’s LLN needs as an integral
part of the delivery of the program. There is no single
service delivery model and a range of LLN strategies
may be offered including:
- mentoring by appropriately qualified personnel
- LLN training that is contextualised to a
vocational area to enable individuals to pursue
employment in their chosen field
- LLN training with qualified teachers / trainers
and the assistance of tutors – both in the
classroom or in a one-to-one environment.
- delivery as part of the vocational training
responsibilities of the RTO
- delivery through appropriately trained staff
and trained volunteers tutors by a community
organisation.
Training and mentoring of voluntary literacy /
numeracy tutors is available so they may assist
participants to successfully undertake training and /
or employment.
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